The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 27, 1943, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1943 MAKE LETTERS IN ALL CASES BRIEF T0 GET RESULTS ESPECIALLY DO CONGRESS- MEN BECOME TIRED OF WADING THROUGH LONG DRAWN OUT PROTESTS By JACK STINNETT AP Features Service Writer WASHINGTON, Jan. 27,--From time to time:in these columns, I have advised: “If you don’t, agree, write your Congressman.” Perhaps. I' have done both Congressmen and readers an injustice in not laying down a few basic rules. Some Congressmen justifiably go beserk over the letters they re- ceive. One recently received a let- tér written in almost undecipher- able Jonghand on both sides of 110 pages of legal-size stationery. On Naval Gunner Wins Medal For Saving Life (By Associated Press) LIVERPOOL, Jan. 27.—Jason ley, a gunner in the U.S. 'y, and William R. Jones of the British National Fire Service have been awarded the or medal of the Liverpool Shipwreck and hu- mane Society. ley, who comes from Amita, La., and Jones dove blind during smoke screen, tests into a dock, to sue an American seaman, Wil; Ea N re’ the United States Line. The society described the res- cue as one of the most gallant it has ever investigated. CRASHING NEW JOB porting for work as a motorcycle | messenger, George Benavides took off on his motorcycle, roared right across the strect, through the plate glass window of another store, and then wound up being delivered to a hospital for treatment of a bad- | liam Robson,,.42,.an employe of} Page 68, he gave up and doesn’t know. what his constituent was complaining about. -On the positive side, there are | many things your Congressman can and is glad to ao for you. He can supply you with information, | ig pamphlet form, if not person- yy about almost all the prob- Igms that are arising out of this!, war--rationing, victory gardening, | Selective Service, Civilian’ De- fensej'how, to go about getting, commissions in the armed forces, howto obtain citizenship, what tg:do.! about obtaining govern-| ment jobs under civil service, and | six a,thousand other things. {Seceneae :He welcomes your opinions on | if « wartime legislation, on matters |“ considered controversial. And if you: have: a legitimate busines: that merits your coming to Wash ington he can make appointments | for you — provided you let him | Lee khow far enough in advance. IN AND FOR MONRO ' oe # Ss" bE OF FLORID ly cut face. LEGALS OBATE ou NOTICE OF IN THE COUN MONROE LORIDA. cou STO DE o All Pérgons fhe State of Flori ate 1 of said ed in the ate are, herpby n, instrument pu v id Testarbent oft, said, the admitted to, pro-. jMecedent: bas Date im said Y y the action of mitting said Will t stand unrevok If you really want to get your| communication considered by your Representative or Senator, here are some good rules: State your case briefly and sim- | _ ply. If you are mad or glad, state ‘ your reasons—but quickly. Whom you know, who your relations are, even what party you belong to isn’t of much importance. If you are a/ bigwig in your community, your | ° Congressman probably knew your name before you knew his. Unless a matter is of such mo ent that it can’t wait, don’t tele- graph, This is wartime. Anyway, letters received just as much a | vs. | RUTH ACACIA DEME | »vington, to ap- in Ross C Sawyer uit Court, Monroe uthleen Nottage, Deputy “ * Don't join any “write-your-Con fessman” movements on any sub- ject: These have been used too of- n by so-called “pressure group‘ isé your own mind and ex our Own views. Ask yourself: | , low would I vote if I were repre- senting the majority of voters in my district? Or, why couldn't I conscientiously vote that way? Settle that with yourself before |‘ ypu write a line. But just because you perhaps belong to the minor- | | pee don’t think that your opinion isn’t welcome or that it won't be given full consideration. There never was a period in this govern- ment when constructive criticism ‘was given a higher rating in legis- lative and executive decision: Don’t harass your Congressman } with villifications and recrimina- tions. If you disagree, say so. And finally, if you belong to a club or organization, an author- ized letter by your etary or president or one letter signed by the membeship is much more valud lan a showey of itrliy: uafletters stating the same c: iths from the time of the first on of this notice. ,and s the claimant, his torney mand Eee uNEROUS LANGUAGES NEW YORK. — Inhabitants of | the’ Philippine mds speak 87 distinct but related .anguages and dialects. s! * | | i | i | ALBUQUERQUE, N. M—Re-|' \ \ erein, *) sides in the ") day of January, AC POLITE “PORTER” GETS $600 LOS ANGELES.—Reaching a bus terminal, George Mills, of Springfield, Ill., was greeted cour- teously by a man, who inquired, ‘Take your bags, sir.” Mills turned them over to him and now he would like them back. They are valued at $600. aeeeeey ae in T¢@;Batate o! mC orp, i Deceased (To AM €r¢ditors and Persons ing. Claims or Demands Sald Estate: You and each of you are h notified and rea nst ere’ t , oF nst the estate of 4 5 Judge of Monroe his office in.the c County at Key West, Flo in eight calendar months time of the f notice. Each claim or de: be in writing, place of reside’ address of the be sworn to agent, or h ; claim’ or demand not so filed sh: be void. ETA N. LORD, As administratrix of the Estate of John C. Lord. or THE iv use on the first M A. D. 1943, otherwise the al- of said bill will be tak od Key West, this 2 iP AND FOR MONRO: CHANC of the fil Mulberg, the petition married woman, who State of Florida, : and of “maid | jon to apply fora license to manage, take charge.of, and control ome a free has been ED, ADJCUDGEL follows: report of the and to bind Sas fully as if a. t all the costs and expenses of this cause be a lien upon and paid out of the estate of the petition- er herein t Key W this 26” Electriéal “DON'TS APPLIANCE CORDS ARE THE LIFELINE of ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT 993 wey and ORDERED at Cham- | 3 = THE. KEY WEST CITIZEN [RIVERS BUFORD NAMED |J, B. Whitfield who retired last l week. CHIEF COURT JUSTICE, Buford, as Chief Justice, will preside over both divisions. TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 27 (FNS) | Florida’s new Chief Justice has —Rivers Buford, 65-year-old jurist, | }0ng been active in public affairs. 'He served in the legislature in A < | 1901 as representative from Cal- highway judicial bench, has been: poyn county, was prosecuting at- serving his 17th year on the state’s }named Chief Justice for a 2-year|torney for Gadson county from] | term succeeding Armstead Brown.| 1909 to 1911, State Attorney for In its biennial reorganization | Mariana circuit from 1912 to 1921, jand attorney general of Florida from 1921 to 1925, when he was ion the court also revised its! two divisions. Justices Glenn Ter- appointed to the Florida Supreme. { | si { -,'rell, Roy Chapman and Alto Adams| Bench by Governor John W. Mar- were named to Division A, and|tin. He served- as Chief Justice | Justices Armstead Brown. Elwyn] nce before, from 1931 to 1933. Thomas and H. L. Sebring to Di U. S. planes speed to Africa | vision B. Sebring succeeds Justice jover new and shortened routes. 'GAS WASTER GETS TOO CONFIDENTIAL (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.—An Austin, Tex., taxicab driver told !his passenger he’d have to drive around the block to arrive at the proper entrance of the state capi- | protested, according to a report to ‘the Office of War Information, the i driver said, “We'ye. got ito, use. up ‘lots of gas or our allowance will | be cut next time”) 11 witli Unfortunately for the , driver, the fare was the State Direttor Of ‘the Office of Price Administra- tion. Mn | tol building. When the, passenger | PAGE THREE HOTEL LEAMINGTON | N. E. Ist Street at Biscayne Boulevard Overlooking Bayfront Park and Biscayne Bay Opposite Union Bus Station MIAMI, FLORIDA One Block from Shopping District and Amusements PARKING LOT ADJOINING HOTEL Alfred Simons. 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